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Argentina Chamame Crudo /
Many point to Corrientes, a center of musical culture, as the birthplace of the original Chamame. This program focuses on performances of the following songs: "Chamame Crudo," "Mi Pueblo, Mi Casa, Mi Soledad," and "El Prostibulo," by Grupo de Chango Spasiuk; "La Ra...
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Format: | Video |
Language: | Spanish |
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New York, N.Y. :
Infobase,
[2009], c2007.
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Series: | Todo el mundo es musica. Iberoamerica.
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Physical Description: |
1 streaming video file (55 min.) : sd., col., digital file. |
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Online Access: | Films on Demand - Click here for access |
Contents:
- Chango Spasiuk in Corrientes (3:00)
- European Immigrants (2:41)
- Jesuit Influence on Guaran Music (1:33)
- Chamameceros Embody Corrientes (5:55)
- Accordion Master Roque Gonzalez Plays Kilmetro 11 (3:29)
- Juancito Genaga on Composer Don Gualberto (4:16)
- Tito Escobar and Chango Remember E. Montiel, "La Ratonera" (3:35)
- Salvador Miguen and Juan Carlos Jensen at the Festival of Chamam (3:17)
- Dos Para la Msica Play Plegaria a San Antonio" (3:16)
- S. Miguen Sings Sin Rencores Ni Reproches (2:29)
- Accordionist Oscar Mambrin (3:50)
- Chango Spasiuk Group (4:34)
- Tito Escobar Plays at the Cunum Center (4:10)
- Chamam Crudo, Honest Chamam (7:53)